STORYMOJA

Cut-off-my-tongue rants, sweats and breaks into song and dance as it explores the truth that shape us Africans; our beliefs, the way we behave and why.Woven with music and dance, Sitawa Namwalie’s…

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The Kenya Museum Society organized a performance by Storymoja at the renovated Louis Leaky Memorial Hall Auditorium on 11th November 2009.

Do Kenyans kiss? This was the question posed to a group of about thirty ladies, young and old, from all walks of life on a pretty Saturday afternoon. As you can imagine, the women laughed and threw out various answers:

The first time you ever visit a place will forever remain etched in your mind, because of the different experiences, and more so if the place is another continent. It is very sad that my first time in Europe had to be in autumn, had to be on business, and had to be when I [...]

Join us for a candid conversation on the future manhood in contemporary Kenyan society. The discussion will be moderated by Saturday Nation Mantalk columnist, Oyunga Pala.

Did you miss the Storymoja Hay Festival? Chris Lyimo tells you what the experience was like forhim in this report of all three days that he was at the SHFK.

Organizing a 3-day literary festival for the first time is a very difficult thing but it is more difficult if you have never attended such an event.

Its rather chilly – its July anyway – and there are not that many people on the opening day, maybe due to the fact that it is a weekday. I am sure place will be teeming with humanity today and tomorrow, what with all the hype and publicity that has surrounded the event.